Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 24, 1941, p. 2

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ir the georgetown herald wedneadny evening september 24 1941 the georgetown herald i of georgetown nerval glen whiiann llmehowse stewarttwwn jc bnlllnaf ad ud terra cotta f r subscription rates as attache united states 3 00 a year single copies ftc advertising rates wtu be quoted on application walteli c btehn garfield u mootlvray regliftrtd broomhead phone no 8 member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontarioquebec division of the owna combined with advertising will help every merchant gain his full share of business and bring more business in the aggregate into georgetown stores the editors corner thanks now that the big day is over and the news is out readers will understand if from now on there may seem to be a feminine influence runnmg through the editors corner not that we intend to start writing pickle recipes and helpful household hints that we will leave to barbara barnes whose column on page three is followed by our women readers and by a good number of men readers as well we want to thank those many friends who stopped us on the street or dropped into the office to offer congratulations and all those readers too who so patiently waited for the herald these past few weeks when the wee sma hours were nearing and still no sounds of presses rolling in the shop chances are that there will be a few more late editions this fall as you know besides turning ou a weekly newspaper the herald does a good amount of commercial printing and at present we have orders on hand which are going to take a good deal of time to fulfill to us our commercial printing is of equal im portance with the newspaper asavery necessary source of revenue without a thriving printing business no weekly newspaper can exist so whenhe herald is late now and then on wednesday nighwe hope our readers will realize that we are doing 3glc both our jobs well to gie our printing custorf5rs first class workmanship and to give ou a paper you will enjov readings a great fall fair we were sorry to miss the tall tair this year from all reports u was a standout in the nmetvfive years of fairs sponsored by the esquesing agricultural society and we have yet to meet anyone who was there who didnt report a good time it is gratifying to know that the a tendance figure was almost double that of last year and we know that the directors will al ready be optimistically viewing prospects for a bigger and better event next year we have a few criticisms to make which we feel will htip to make the a2 fair a better one first of all we believe it is important that the prize list be out at an earlier date than it has for the past two years it would be better to have this in the hands of the public a good month before the fair and certainly not less than three weeks in advance a certain amount of time is necessary for exhibitors to get their displays ready and we are confident that more work would be shown particularly in the womens section if the prize list were out well in advance of fair day another point where the fair could be improv ed is in a careful revision of the prize list especiallv regarding the baking and sewing sections we think a groups the lady directors should have a few meetings ths fall and give this part of the list a thorough house- cleaning we were pleased to see a few new items in this years showprizes for model aeroplanes and for essays on georgetowns war effort if the directors would draw up a list containing a number of things like this and show it to prospective donators of prizes we think that the fair could be made much more interesting these are just a few random thoughts which come to us today as we write this column readers are reminded that the fair board welcomes any sug- gestionssr improving the fair in the back of the prize list sftta blank page for notations to be made by anyone who thought they saw a place for improvement we hope these pages were made use of and that the secretary will be deluged with ideas from the public that will show that they are interested and encourage the directors in their efforts to give you a good fair next year g advertising we are pleased to note that more advertisers are taking advantage this month of the herald as an adver tising medium and we trust that the results are justify ing the expenditure there is one sure way to encourage people to buy in georgetown and that is to tell them what you have for sale every week some 800 heralds go out to subscribers in this district who are waiting to read the news and to see what merchants are offering in their ads if you are an adcrtiser keep it up it wi pay you dividends as you already have learned if you havent used the herald to advertise your products try a few ads and see if you dont get results and remem ber that the results are an increased number of cus tomers in your store an advertisement can draw cus tomers into your place of business but after that the rest is up to you keep your stores neat and attractive and your merchandise clean and uptodate these the soldiers comports fund in the excitement of a busy week we neglected to start off our soldiers comforts fund last week with a donation from the herald this week the fimd is formally opened with a two dollar bill from this office in the hope that this will multiply many times in the months to come it isnt very much this two dollars just four br five cigarettes apiece for the i 20 lads from georgetown and district who are serving overseas with canadas armed forces but from all reports four or five cigarettes mean a great deal to the men in england where sup plies are short and prices high this fact is substantiated in a letter recently re ceived from cap am w j phillips chaplain to no 1 engineer holding unit by mrs roger guyot secre tary of the soldiers comforts committee we express appreciation on behalf of the re cipients for cienrettes sent to us recently says cap tain phillip cigaretes are very difficult to get over here now and the boys look forward so to getting- some this is only a sample of dozens of letters which come to the folks back home from those overseas and it is a small thing for us to give the odd quarter or dollar bill to keep our boys supplied with a few of the corn- forts they lack flow of bren guns increases a prctlv girl worker in the canadian brcn gun plant making final in- tn r mire muds m tin women arc to da noldlng down key jobs of ticlmical inturr in this modi rn machine run plant which b turning in cit iiuruship lliw of weapons for the british forces milton fair friday and saturday september 26 and 27 1941 special attractions b50000 in frizes trials of speed 28 2je0 trel or pace panes u0 livestock exhibit utmuck parade 1 uo tun county holsteln breederi show county jersey breeders show boys calf clubs in jersey ouemsey hdlsteln and bhorthoms foal clubs and special swine classes women s institute display attractive midway merrygoround robinsons baby show dance town hall sat night september 27 good orchestra admission 25c meet your friends at melton pair admission to fair grounds 35c wm scott president e m readhead secytreas all events on daylight saving time phone 266 r iv milton undmaiimiiaiiiiiimitinwiiiiiiuioiiimmomumiitaiiiiiininiah directory clifford g reid lds dd s dentist phone 410 main street georgeown leroy dale kc m sybil bennett ba barristers and solicitor mill street georgetown -r- phone 19 kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary public first mortgage money to loan office gregory theatre bldg mill street phone 88 georgetown radio repairing we specialize in this work 15 yean experience j sanfordson phone georgetown mw frank petch licensed auctioned all classes op insurance prompt service phone 391 georgetown po box 413 jcooke cement and cinder brick and tile man ofatiuuktitt with uptodate power maehl all size any quantity 3 new st phone 833 burlington elmer c thompson insurance service fire auto windstorm cp railway and allied steamship summer excursions phone 119w or j georgetown c n r timetable standard time going passenger 618 am passenger and mali 1003 i passenger and mail 646 pin- passenger sunday only 931 pin passenger daily 841 pan toronto and beyond going west passenger and mail 834 i passenger saturday only 1 15 pjn passenger daily except saturday and sunday 60s pjn passenger and mall 645 pjn passenger sundays only 1150 pjn

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